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A series of novel morphologies are predicted in our simulation.

The large shear components obtained for steeper island morphologies are predicted to be particularly performing, especially in comparison to one another strained-silicon configuration (totally top-down originated), recently developed by IBM corporation.

Cutting forces, feed forces, cutting tool temperature and chip morphologies were predicted by the model and validated from the experimental results.

Changes in nanowire morphology are predicted to involve a partial transformation of {011} facets in favor of {112} facets even though the latter ones act as edges between adjacent {011} facets.

Fourth, a classifier was then trained and the foreground containing neuron morphology was predicted (Fig. 1e).

The membrane morphology was predicted using the theoretical phase diagram and the phase separation kinetics.

Using the curvature and strain corrections to the equilibrium interfacial composition and linear stability theory for isotropic precipitates as calculated by Mullins and Sekerka, the dominant growth morphology is predicted.

Based on the reliable functional, the surface morphology of FeO, CoO and NiO are predicted using Wulff construction approach.

This work utilizes PCA to "map" the pyrolysis analyses such that underlying chemistries, systematic similarities, fillers, and morphologies may be predicted.

Osborn [53] recently developed a model for human tooth development, in which a wide range of tooth morphologies can be predicted from the developing tooth by changing four directional force parameters during proliferation from a single epithelial cell, mimicking the effects of cell and tissue interactions.

Its morphology can be predicted by the Bravais–Friedel Donnay–Harker (BFDH) law: the final polyhedral morphology is formed by slow-growing faces (with large d-spacings), because all the fast-growing faces (with small d-spacings) would grow out during the process [1, 2, 3].